Bill Hoffman wrote:
I am still not sold on this idea, that you have to run the GUI once.
CMake by nature and history (did not even have one on the mac), did not
require running anything after installation. TextMate is an editor,
people will run it after they install it. With cmake, people may want
to run ccmake or just cmake without ever touching the GUI. They may
never ever run the GUI, and still expect stuff to work. I don't think a
functioning command line can depend on the GUI running at least once. I
still don't see the reason for the strong resistance to using an
installer program. Many Apple products including Xcode use one.
Having slept on this...
I don't see a problem with providing a drop and drag installation as
well as the installer version for 2.6. We already have a tar file that
can go anywhere. Of course this won't happen until 2.6.
-Bill
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